The Colvic Victor 41 (1982) is a robust centre-cockpit cruising yacht, designed by John Bennett and renowned for her seaworthiness and comfortable accommodation. She combines strength with practicality, making her well-suited for extended passagemaking or liveaboard use. Built in GRP with teak in the cockpit and a timber superstructure, she has benefited from continual maintenance, including a recent osmosis treatment in 2022 and antifouling in 2023. Her rig is a sloop with aluminium spars and a full suit of sails, including slab-reefing mainsail, roller-furling genoa and storm jib. The fixed bowsprit was extended in 2025, and her running rigging has been regularly updated. A Yanmar 4JH5E 53HP engine (installed 2017) provides reliable power, supported by a bow thruster, upgraded 130A alternator and comprehensive electrical system with six batteries, solar panels and shore power. She offers accommodation for up to seven people in three cabins plus saloon, with generous headroom, two heads with showers, a newly upholstered master cabin, and a modernised galley featuring a new gas cooker (2025) and powerful fridge. On deck, equipment includes a 25kg Rocna anchor with electric windlass (refurbished 2025), bimini, sprayhood, and cockpit cushions, ensuring both comfort and safety. Her navigation and safety inventory is extensive, with Raymarine autopilot (2023), chartplotter, AIS VHF, and full safety gear. With her upgrades, strong design and ready-to-sail condition, this Colvic Victor 41 represents an excellent opportunity for anyone seeking a capable and well-equipped cruising yacht.